Biography

BA(arch) First Class hons - Nottingham University School of  Architecture, 1997. AA Dip – Architectural Association, London, 2000.
Joined Hopkins Architects in 1997.

Hopkins Architects

Hopkins Architects has been at the forefront of British architecture since we started in practice in 1976.
Design approach combines creative imagination and rational logic with empathy for company clients’ needs.
Hopkins Architects have pioneered and developed a series of strategies in relation to: membrane architecture and lightweight structures; energy-efficient design; the inventive use of traditional materials; the re-use of existing structures in conjunction with new buildings and the regeneration of derelict urban areas.
In addition to large portfolio of work in the UK, Hopkins Architects international work is increasing rapidly. An expanding office in Dubai, handling a growing number of projects in the Middle East.
www.hopkins.co.uk

Positions

Project director, Hopkins Architects.
Visiting critic and lecturer at Nottingham University, Westminster University, University College London and Architectural Association.

Publications

September  2000 – Architectural World, extracts of AA Dip 6 final project
Jane 2001 – Architectural Design – Young Blood
July 2001 – Architects Journal – Winner of shade competition
April 2008 – Architectural Review – Repatriating innovation – US projects
September 2008 – Building Design – working aboard

Projects (selected)

- Northern Arizona University ARD building
- Princeton University Chemistry building (USA)
- Bristol Millennium Project (Bristol UK)
- Wellcome Trust HQ (London UK)
- Yale University Forestry and Environmental School (USA)
- London Olympic Velodrome (London UK)
- Centres of Clinical Excellence Hospitals (UK)
- Dubai World Trade Centre (Dubai UAE)
- Sharjah Museums (Sharjah UAE)
- Brent Civic Centre (London UK)